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The 20 Best Films of Cannes 2026 Original

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By David Rooney Verified, Leslie Felperin, Lovia Gyarkye, Richard Lawson, Sheri Linden Verified, Jordan Mintzer
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Clockwise from top left: 'Paper Tiger,' 'All of a Sudden,' 'Clarissa' and 'La Gradiva.' Cannes Film Festival (4) All of a Sudden COMPETITION The audacious latest from Ryusuke Hamaguchi, the Oscar-winning director of Drive My Car, is set primarily in a Paris elder-care facility run by a woman (Virginie Efira) whose progressive treatment approach clashes with the realities of chronic understaffing and bottom-line-driven management.
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‘Ben’Imana’ Review: Rwandan Women Confront National Wounds and Family Secrets in a Searing Drama

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By Sheri Linden Verified
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
“I forgive” are the first words uttered by Vénéranda in Ben’Imana, but her ferocious gaze and the clamp of her arms across her chest tell a different story. At the center of a fine cast of mostly nonprofessional actors, Clémentine U. Nyirinkindi brings Vénéranda’s resolve and all her painful contradictions to life in Ben’Imana, a searing and intimate portrait of a nation’s reckoning. Writer-director Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo’s drama is set in the Rwandan village Kibeho in 2012.
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‘Avedon’ Review: Ron Howard’s Admiring Profile of Groundbreaking Photographer Richard Avedon Embraces His Genius, Flair and Mystery Original

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By Sheri Linden Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Richard Avedon in 'Avedon' Cannes Film Festival For Richard Avedon, as with most significant artists, work and life were inseparable. When the photographer died in 2004, at 81, he was on the road, mid-project — “with his boots on,” in the words of Lauren Hutton, one of the many beautiful people he helped to immortalize over a 60-year career.
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